Postdoctoral Scientist with @TheLutolfLab at @IHB_Research @Roche Bioengineering advanced in vitro models of gastrointestinal tract transforming drug discovery
Imagine growing a miniature version of the human intestine in the lab to study gut biology in great detail and test medicines before clinical trials? We are happy to share our latest publication on bioengineered human mini-intestines: https://t.co/0AvDkk9R3S Let’s dive in!
Bridging innovation in #organoids and #bioengineering with drug discovery! Happy to see our story featured on https://t.co/GVXgRhUP4c #TeamIHB#pRED@IHB_Research where we discuss which advancements our new technology can bring for the development of future medicines
🔧 Engineering New Gut Models 🔧
Innovative organoid-on-a-chip merges stem cell biology with advanced bioengineering for more accurate models for drug R&D, potentially leading to faster, safer and more tailored treatments for future patients.
Read more: https://t.co/HDZE1uaLku
It was a privilege to conduct this work under the supervision of Matthias Lutolf with invaluable contributions by our co-authors! I would like to thank all members of @TheLutolfLab at @epflSV and colleagues at the @IHB_Research and #pRED@Roche who supported me on this journey!
Grateful for the opportunity to share my work and represent @IHB_Research at #stemgastro24 in sunny Cancun!☀️Terrific talks and discussions with old and new colleagues from GI tract community! Thank you to the organisers for putting together such a great programme @Fusion_Conf
What a great way to start the new year!!! Check out our recent paper in Science showing how
tissue geometry drives intestinal organoid patterning. Great work by @ngjorevski,
@mike_nikolaev
et al. and collaboration with @priscaliberali@AnsethGroup
https://t.co/5VxgaIYIEh
Extremely happy to see it finally being published! It's been an amazing journey and I'm so thankful for all the great teamwork, contributions and support! We are so proud and hope it will have a big impact on the field!
Check out the video and our freshly published piece of work on guiding stem cells into homeostatic mini-intestines which are closely mimicking the native tissue! Bravo @mike_nikolaev for your incredible work! Surely this platform can now help tackle lots of biological questions!
Our paper on homeostatic organoids is finally out! https://t.co/JhE3SEZZtv Heroic effort by @mike_nikolaev who unified two important cell culture concepts, organoids and organs-on-chips. Thanks to all the co-authors, especially @olga_mitrofan and @NicoBroguiere!